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Spined Devils (Unpainted)

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$16.8 $24 In stock

Category: Dwarvenite Set

This set contains a small flock (a murder? a quill? a skewer?) of flying spined devils. One of these infernals isn't too bad alone, but in a group they start to get dangerous. So this pack should let you swarm your PCs appropriately.

Each mini has an integral, clear flight stand to create the illusion of flying.

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Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Matthew Y. ★★★★★

Finally got a proper flock of these little menaces and the detail on the tiny wings and barbed tails really pops once you give them a drybrush. They’re solid dwarvenite, so they’ll survive being tossed into a bag with the rest of my terrain. The group pose variety is nice too, so they don’t look lik

Benjamin ★★★★★

The tiny wings and tails are so detailed that painting them feels like bringing little sculptures to life. I love how they look menacing even before a brush touches them, and the variety of poses in this pack makes for a dynamic swarm on the tabletop.

Isabella G. ★★★★☆

The spined devils' fins are surprisingly detailed for unpainted minis, and I’m glad they gave us enough to make a proper flock. They’re a bit fiddly to glue onto their bases, but the group effect is worth the extra effort.